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Mark Russell, Chief Executive of the Church Army, speaks about reaching out to those on the margins and in need, with a focus on evangelism and discipleship in anticipation of Follow2016 day festival. http://follow2016.co.uk
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Wednesday 15 February - Draft amending Canon No. 36 & Draft amending Canon No. 37 continued by The Church of England
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The Revd Canon Dr Sandra Millar talks about the origins of Mothering Sunday and the range of ways in which churches mark this day.
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This took place at the 10th General Synod held at the University of York on Friday 8 July.
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Hope4Summer supports families and children across Middlesbrough and Cleveland who struggle to stretch their budgets to cover food bills in the school holidays. Heather Black is the Development Worker and talks about the need for the initiative and the volunteers involved. https://www.togethermc.org.uk @togMbroRC https://www.facebook.com/TogetherMC/
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A boxing club, a beehive and a drop-in centre for destitute asylum seekers are among projects that have benefitted thanks to income generated by solar panels on a church roof. Rev John Hughes of St John’s, Old Trafford, in Manchester, explains how a community energy project based at his church has served the whole community.
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Landesbischof Ralf Meister of the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Hanover, addresses Synod. This took place at the 10th General Synod held at the University of York on Friday 8 July
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The Rev Daniel Burton talks about the St Thomas' Pendleton pilgrimage to honour the Somme fallen and commemorate the 500 local men named on their WWI memorial. Read Daniel's story here: http://www.manchester.anglican.org/news/1935/salford-honours-its-fallen-at-the-somme
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Monday 13 February - Motion on General Synod dates 2018 - 2020 by The Church of England
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The Bishop of Derby, the Rt Rev Alastair Redfern, has been at the forefront of efforts to raise awareness of modern day slavery. We joined him at a conference hosted by the Clewer Initiative – a three year project that aims to assist dioceses with detecting human trafficking – and spoke to him about the unique pastoral work dioceses are carrying out to support victims of modern slavery. Photo courtesy of Diocese of Derby
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Rachel Partington is an actor studying at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. This summer the Church of England is sponsoring a performance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival involving students from the school, highlighting the plight of those in the refugee camp in Calais. Here she shares more about the performance.
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The Italian island of Lampedusa has become the primary entry point into Europe for migrants travelling through the Mediterranean. Father Sean Gilbert, curate at Christ Church in St Leonards-on-Sea, visited Lampedusa earlier this year to meet with migrants on the island. In this interview, he talks about how he came to visit Lampedusa, and tells of the harrowing experience of a woman he met from The Gambia.
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The Railway Mission is a team of chaplains which has been serving the railways since 1881. Liam Johnston, the Chief Executive, discusses the scope of the chaplains' outreach, including the current strikes. http://www.railwaymission.org
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This week's Church of England podcast includes an interview with the Bishop of Manchester about the Living Wage and details of a new campaign to encourage Christians to get involved in politics. You can subscribe to the Church of England's podcast through the iTunes store. Each new episode will be automatically uploaded.
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The Revd John Hughes, Priest in Charge at St John the Evangelist Old Trafford and Manchester Diocese's Environmental Officer, speaks about how an allotment on the church's grounds has built relationships with a very multi-cultural and inter-faith local community.
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Topics: Church of England, Church of England, Councils and synods, Diocesan, Conciles et synodes diocésains
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Weekly podcast from the Church of England. This week's edition includes Sir Hector Sants talking about plans to open savings clubs in primary schools and the Church of England's Chief Education Officer talking about British Values. Presented by Jillian Moody.
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The Reverend Canon Jeremy Worthen on the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity; Bishop of Manchester David Walker on Homeless Sunday; Dean of Ely Cathedral Mark Bonney on their new app; and Reverend Andrea Jones on the Greater Manchester Winter Night Shelter.
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Tuesday 14 February - Draft amending Canon No.38 by The Church of England
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Paula Gooder, Theologian in Residence for the Bible Society, talks about how integral lay ministry is to evangelism in anticipation of Follow2016, a day festival on discipleship and celebrating 150 years of reader ministry. http://follow2016.co.uk
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Wednesday 15 February - Marriage and Same Sex Relationships after the Shared Conversations by The Church of England
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Thousands of people have been helped in Shildon, County Durham, by ‘Shildon Alive’ a project set up by St John’s Church in the town. Revd David Tomlinson, priest-in-charge, talks about its work – from community gardens, to a food bank, a credit union, a ‘mini Santa’ project tackling isolation amongst the elderly and ‘guerrilla gardening’ for children.
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Phil Maries talks about his life growing up in Sunday School at a Methodist church, working in scaffolding, becoming an HGV driver and responding to a Vicar's CB Radio broadcast which eventually led him to being ordained.
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Steve Burrows is part of the Wirral Debt Advice team. The team runs alongside food banks in two churches in the Diocese of Chester and provides debt advice to the local community. The service was set up with support from the Church Credit Champions Network. The Network is now part of the Just Finance Foundation, which falls under the Church of England’s Church Urban Fund (CUF). Read more about work supported by Just Finance and CUF. https://justfinancefoundation.org.uk/ https://www.cuf.org.uk/
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In this week's Church of England podcast, we hear about from the Archdeacon of Horsham who will be at a remembrance event for the victims of the Tunisian shootings. The Revd Kate Bottley talks about baptism ahead of the christening of Princess Charlotte at the weekend and we find out how a Wimbledon church gets involved in the tennis championships.
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In this week's podcast, as he steps down from his role as an MP, Sir Tony Baldry talks about his time as 2nd Church Estates Commissioner, and looks ahead to his new role in the Church of England chairing the Church Buildings Council. Also includes an interview with a media savvy nun who has taken part in the Church of England's twitter campaign, @ourcofe which has just started its 2nd year.
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Ever wondered where your palm cross comes from? African Palms provides work for Tanzanian farmers, supplying around 1.8 million this year to the UK, America and Europe. The Revd Alan Talbot explains how he first had the idea when working as missionary in the 1960s, and his son and wife also explain the work of the company today. http://africanpalms.co.uk/en/
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The Rt Rev'd Karen Gorham, Bishop of Sherborne is consecrated at Westminster Abbey on 24 February, we hear from the latest instalment of the Just Pray Psalm 22 project in the run up to Holy Week, and Julian Hubbard, Director of Ministry for the Church of England talks about Resourcing Ministerial Education as part of Renewal and Reform.
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Carol Wolstenholme, Lay Chair of Newcastle Diocesan Synod, explains how boosting confidence has reinvigorated Christians in the North East to live out their faith both in and church and in the community. More information about the diocese is here: www.newcastle.anglican.org/
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Rev Simon Jones, Team Rector at St Michael’s Stoke Gifford, explains how the church has found new ways of encouraging people to serve.
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Monday 13 February - Questions by The Church of England
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In this week's podcast, the Revd Dr Brendan McCarthy explains the Church of England's position on so-called "three parent babies". We find out more about the 'Washday' campaign which is encouraging people to get involved in helping their communities in the run up to Maundy Thursday. You can subscribe to the Church of England's free podcast by going to the iTunes store and searching in the podcast section.
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This week's podcast features Her Majesty The Queen opening General Synod; a Synod round up interview with national journalists; and Mark Russell on 'Perceptions of Jesus'. Links from this week's edition: The Queen's speech - http://bit.ly/1HpNhzS General Synod playlist - http://bit.ly/21hZ9dL
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Lucy Savage, 26, was ordained as a deacon in Wakefield Cathedral on July 2 2016. Brought up in a churchgoing Anglican family, and the youngest of four children, she talks here about how her own vocation was inspired when she was just nine years old at the ordination service for her mother Jenny, now a part time priest, also in the Diocese of West Yorkshire and the Dales.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby speaks about the Pentecost Prayer initiative Thy Kingdom Come; We hear from a group of Godparents in the run up to Godparents Sunday on 1st May; and headteacher Steve Williamson talks about his schools' nomination for the Pupil Premium Award.
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Kat Witham shares a spoken word on Vocation, Catherine Nancekievill speaks about why we’re asking people to pray for vocations in February, Canon Vicky Johnson speaks about science and religion and Dan Finn updates us on a new youth-led Lent campaign.
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Legislative Business undertaken by the General Synod, including: - Draft Mission and Pastoral etc. (Amendment) Measure - Draft Legislative Reform Measure - Draft Inspection of Churches Measure - Draft Amending Canon No. 36 This took place at the 10th General Synod held at the University of York on Saturday 9 July
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The latest film series from Just Pray launches on Psalm 22, Sir Hector Sants speaks about the Archbishop of Canterbury's Task Group on Responsible Credit Savings, Dr Paula Gooder talks on her newest book for Lent 'The Joy of the Gospel' and Caroline Wyatt from the BBC speaks to members of The Community of St Anselm at Lambeth Palace.
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Prison chaplain Denis Hartley is to be ordained as a priest into the Church of England in July. His ordination will take place inside the prison, thought to be the first of its kind.
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The Dean of Lichfield Cathedral discusses the role of the arts in relation to a new installation at the cathedral which uses sets, lights, sounds and poetry reading to commemorate the Battle of the Somme. http://www.lichfield-cathedral.org/what-s-on/before-action #beforeaction
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Nazanin Ratcliffe was leaving Iran after a holiday when she was separated from her daughter and detained. Over 700,000 people have signed a petition calling for her release. The Revd David McLeod tells why he's got involved in the prayer vigils being organised. Links mentioned: www.freenazanin.com www.freekamalforoughi.com London vigil: http://bit.ly/28WSCnx Cardiff vigil: http://bit.ly/29bCMkx Change.org petition:...
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A weekly podcast from the Church of England looking at events that have been making the news in the week and exclusive interviews. This week's edition includes the Archbishop of Canterbury's sermon at a service for journalists and support staff, audio from a visit to World War One trenches in Belgium and an interview with a vicar who also runs a fireworks company. Presented by Jillian Moody.
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James Milton, operations manager for the Trussell Trust, explains why some people in rural areas face particular challenges that mean they require the support of foodbanks, and how important churches are for that provision.
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Tuesday 14 February - Draft Church Representation, Ecumenical and Minister measure by The Church of England
